A new, modern and environment-friendly residential complex has been prepared for MPs in Delhi’s heart. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday inaugurated the project located on Baba Kharak Singh Marg, which has been replaced by the old Lutyens Delhi bungalows and flats.

Four towers, 184 modern flats
The complex has four residential towers, including 23-23 floors and a total of 184 flats. Each flat is about 5,000 square feet and includes five bedrooms, attached dressing and bathroom, drawing-dining, family lounge, balcony and puja room.

Separate offices for MPs and Staff
Each flat has separate offices for MPs and their assistants, including attached toilets. Separate quarters, kitchens and bathroom facilities have also been provided for the staff.

Modular kitchen and modern interior
Flats features modular kitchens, double-glazed upvc windows, wood floor (in office and master bedrooms), other places vitred tiles, VRV Central Air Conditioning, Video Door Phone, Wi-Fi, Central Cable TV, Gas Pipeline, RO System, Refrigerator and Geiser.

Facility blocks and parking
The complex has a six -storey feature block, including shops, service centers, dispensaries, community halls, canteens, clubs, gym, yoga rooms and guest houses. Two basements, stilts and open parking have been given for a total of 612 trains.

Green and Technology Innovation
It has a Rooftop Solar Panel (400 KWP), rainwater harvesting, sewage treatment, water recycling, dual plumbing, low-flow fitings, energy-saving light-fans and garbage shoots.

Security and location
The complex has CCTV, boom barrier, beautiful landscapped lawn, concrete road and art installations. Situated a few minutes away from Parliament, Rashtrapati Bhavan and other government offices, this complex is connected to Baba Kharak Singh Marg.

Construction and cost
The cost of this project prepared in just 9 months with Mivan technology increased from the initial ₹ 550 crore to ₹ 680 crore. This new complex has been made by removing the old 243 flat government houses, in which about 2,468 people will be able to live. During the inauguration, PM Modi handed over the keys of their flat to the MPs. CPWD team will be available 24 hours for maintenance.

Water weapon technology: Today the world is struggling with serious water crisis. Fresh water pollution, climate change, population growth and increasing demand have put both the quality and availability of water in danger. In the last 40 years, global consumption of water for agriculture, industry and population is increasing at a rate of about 1% every year. The effect of this pressure is clearly visible, 26% of the world’s population still does not have access to clean drinking water and 46% people are deprived of basic sanitation facilities. Where the struggle and wars continue, the situation is worse.

Water crisis in war effective areas

According to 2015 data, 38% of people in war-affected areas do not get safe water to drink and 61% people are bereft of basic facilities like toilets. It has the highest effect on children, UNICEF reports suggest that children under 15 years of age living in areas facing war, less than war but three times more deaths than diseases like diarrhea. At the same time, the mortality rate of children younger than five years is 20 times higher than diseases, compared to war directly.

Increasing crisis on water and its dangerous forms

The report “Water Conflict Chronology” released by Pacific Institute at the end of 2023 highlighted the increasing incidence of conflicts related to water. In this, water was presented as a struggle, a strategic weapon or a “hunting” itself. This concern is also increasing because control of water resources has now become the center of politics and war.

Old tradition of making water weapons

Although the strategy of using water as a weapon in war is not new, Britain attacked the Ruhr dams in Germany in 1942, killing 1,300 citizens but its incidents have increased in the last two decades. According to Pacific Institute, at least 28 cases of water being used as weapons have been reported since 2020, while 32 such cases were registered between 2000 and 2009.

There are many factors like intent, role and geography behind making water weapons. Expert Marwa Daoudy divided it into four classes political control, military strategy, military goals and the possibility of cooperation. This means that the misuse of water can be done not only during the war, but also by the state and non-state elements under normal circumstances.

Stress related to climate change is making this situation worse. Damage to water pipelines, dams and water distribution systems is now being made a normal strategy in conflicts, which results in communities and countries for a long time.

Ukraine

After the attack on Ukraine by Russia in 2022, several civilian water structures including the Nova Kakhovka Dam were targeted. Due to this one attack, about 3,600 people of more than 80 towns had to leave their homes, and 10 lakh people were deprived of drinking water. The dam was the main source of irrigation necessary for agriculture in South Ukraine.

Researchers Marcus King explain that Russia deliberately adopted a strategy to terrorize people by damaging water structures. In cities like Mariupol, stopping water supply was a deliberate military move. It was not just a physical attack but a deep strategy to hold people’s lives hostage. Experts like Erika Weinthal believe that water in Ukraine has been on target since 2014 when Russia captured Crimea and Eastern Ukraine even when the water system was caused serious damage.

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Norway jackpot: European country Norway has got a big jackpot, which costs Rs 10167492000000. Actually, the ‘world’s largest phosphate store’ has been detected in South Norway. It can be used in green technology in the coming time.

Norway has 70 billion tonnes of phosphate in this reserves. Due to this, there will be no shortage in the supply of this ion used in electric vehicle batteries, solar panels, fertilizers. This biggest deposit of phosphate was discovered by a company called Najar Mining earlier this year. This discovery matters a lot for Europe struggling with lack of natural resources. With this, it can now be expected to become self -sufficient in this case of Europe.

Why phosphate is so important?

According to a report by Euronews, this stock of phosphate found in the southwest region of Norway was discovered in 2018, but in May, the company said that the site has 70 billion tonnes of phosphate. It is being called a jackpot because it will not reduce its supply for at least 50 years due to its meeting.

This will greatly boost the production of green technology as phosphate has a major role in many devices. From the production of battery used in electric vehicles to solar panels and fertilizers for plants, it is used in many important tasks. Since the world is now moving towards sustainable energy, its importance has increased even more.

Now Europe will give them a tough competition

With the receipt of this deposit, Norway is now ready to compete with countries like China, Morocco and Russia because till now European has been dependent on these countries for the supply of phosphate and every time there is some obstruction in supply, such as the rust in Ukraine has been affected and the supply of phosphate was affected and Europe had to find alternative sources. Now the receipt of this new deposit will reduce the dependence of Europe on other suppliers.

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